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Debbie Dingell leaving GM

A former General Motors lobbyist and longtime executive for the corporation, granddaughter of one of the men instrumental in creating the once internationally dominant automaker, and wife of Congress’ most vocal and insistent advocate for the U.S. auto... Full Article at Muckety.com

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